KK-DATA US TG Data Tutorial: How to Generate US Number Segments and Efficiently Screen Numbers

Want to obtain real active US Telegram (TG) users? Relying solely on manual search is extremely inefficient, and the numbers you get often contain a large number of unregistered or long‑offline “dead numbers”. This tutorial, based on the KK-DATA platform, demonstrates the complete process from US number segment generation, TG number screening to data export, helping overseas marketers precisely target US TG users. Whether you are doing US community recruitment, private message promotion, or cross‑border e‑commerce audience verification, this KK-DATA US TG Data Tutorial can be directly applied.

What is the KK-DATA US TG Data Tutorial? For which scenarios is it suitable?

This tutorial focuses on the connection of two modules: Global Number Generation (random generation or import of US number segments) → TG Number Screening (registration / validity / activity / gender detection). Through the pipeline operation of the KK-DATA console, you can quickly obtain a batch of verified US TG user data.

Which overseas marketing scenarios most require US TG data?

• US Community Recruitment: Running US‑based Telegram communities (e.g., e‑commerce promotion groups, crypto discussion groups) requires importing real active users.
• Private Message Promotion: Sending product introductions or discount information to US TG users — the numbers must be valid and recently online, otherwise you risk platform risk control.
• Cross‑border E‑commerce Audience Verification: Screen potential buyers who are in the US and use Telegram for targeted marketing.
• Agency/Studio Work: Executing TG customer acquisition tasks for multiple clients in the US region requires efficient, low‑cost number screening tools.

How is this tutorial different from ordinary screening guides?

Most screening guides only teach you how to detect, but ignore the two key parts “number source” and “data deduplication”. This tutorial will focus on demonstrating:

• How to use KK-DATA’s “Global Number Generation” module to quickly generate US number segments, avoiding manual collection.
• How to send the generated results to screening tasks with one click and use the “Data Deduplication Warehouse” to avoid repeated charges.
• Practical advice on choosing the right activity threshold for the US region.

What preparations are needed before US TG number screening? (Checklist)

Before operating in the KK-DATA console, ensure you have completed the following steps:

1. Register an account: Visit the App Console to register (you can also enter via the official website kkdata.cc).
2. Top up balance: The platform uses a pay‑as‑you‑go model, no subscription plans. The top‑up method is USDT (TRC20), minimum approximately 50 USDT. After top‑up, the balance is credited automatically.
3. Understand the billing rules: Different detection types (tg registration, tg valid, tg active) have different unit prices. The specific price is subject to the real‑time console display. Never use outdated prices found online to estimate your budget. Before submitting each task, always check the “estimated cost”.
4. Prepare number source: If you already have a US number list (CSV/TXT format), skip the generation step directly; if not, continue to the generation module below.

How to Generate US Number Segments in KK-DATA?

Enter the console homepage, and in the left menu find “Global Number Generation” — this is the first step of this tutorial.

Using the “Global Number Generation” Module to Select the US

1. Click “Global Number Generation” to enter the configuration page.
2. Select Country: In the dropdown list find United States (area code +1), or simply search for “United”.
3. Set Quantity: Enter the number of numbers you need to generate, e.g., 10,000. The system will automatically randomly generate that many US phone numbers (conforming to US number segment rules).
4. Click “Confirm Generate”: Generation is completely free. The generated numbers will appear in a list, each record containing the number, country, area code, etc.
5. Optional: You can click “Export” to view the generated number list, or directly select these numbers and click “Send to Screening Task” (to be used later).

Importing a Custom US Number Segment CSV (Advanced Tip)

If you already have specific US number segments (e.g., only numbers starting with +1 212 for New York), you can use the “Custom Segment CSV Import” function:

• Prepare a CSV file with two columns: country_code (country code) and prefix (number segment prefix), e.g., 1, 1212.
• On the “Global Number Generation” page, select “Custom CSV Import” and upload the file.
• The system will automatically generate complete numbers based on these segments (the last few digits are randomly filled), and then you can send them to screening.

This method is very suitable for scenarios requiring geo‑targeting (e.g., New York, Los Angeles) or operator targeting.

How to Perform TG Number Screening on Generated US Numbers in KK-DATA?

Regardless of whether you used default random generation or custom import, after generating numbers, the next step is screening. There are two entry points: directly “Send to Screening Task” from the generation result page, or upload the number file in the left menu “Screening Task”.

Choosing the Correct Detection Type: tg registration vs tg valid vs tg active

TG screening includes multiple detection types. Understanding the differences will help you save costs:

Detection Type	What It Checks	When to Use
tg registration	Whether the number is registered with Telegram (only checks registration status)	First‑step filter to remove unregistered empty numbers; lowest cost
tg valid	Whether the account is in normal use (not banned/deleted)	Stricter than registration; suitable for quality verification before private message promotion
tg active	Whether the account has been active in the last N days (options: 7/15/30 days)	Use when you need recently online users, e.g., community recruitment, time‑sensitive campaigns
tg gender	Identify account gender via avatar (needs to be enabled)	Gender‑targeted marketing (enabling it incurs additional charges if needed)

Recommended Strategy (US Region): First run “tg registration” to filter out empty numbers, then run “tg active (7 days)” on the results, and finally export from active users. If your budget allows, you can enable gender identification at the same time.

Setting Detection Parameters and Submitting a Task

1. On the screening task creation page, select the Telegram platform.
2. Check detection types: Based on the above strategy, check at least “tg registration” + “tg active”.
3. Active days: If you checked active detection, choose 7, 15, or 30 days from the dropdown. For US users, 7 days is generally recommended to ensure recent activity; if you need a larger quantity, you can extend to 15 days.
4. Gender identification: Enable as needed (additional charges apply).
5. Confirm estimated cost: The page will display the total cost; if the balance is insufficient, you cannot submit.
6. Submit task: The task will start executing. When completed, you will receive a Telegram notification (you need to bind a receiving account in settings).

Screening Result Export and Data Deduplication

After the task is completed, go to the “Screening Task” list and click the task number to view details. You can:

• Export results: Choose CSV or TXT format. The exported content includes number, detection status, last active time, gender (if enabled), etc.
• Use the Data Deduplication Warehouse: This is a special feature of KK-DATA. After each screening, the system automatically stores the detected numbers into the deduplication warehouse. When submitting a new task next time, you can choose “Skip already detected numbers” to avoid repeated detection and wasting balance.

Common US TG Number Screening Questions and Best Practices

The following are common pitfalls during operation, along with optimization suggestions:

• Generating too many numbers causing task timeout: Although the generation module has no limit, a single TG screening task supports a maximum of about 1 million records. If the generated number count exceeds 1 million, split them into multiple tasks.
• Improper activity threshold setting: If you choose 30 days active, the effective count may be high but activity may be low; if you choose 7 days active, the count will be smaller but quality higher. It is recommended to test small batches with both thresholds, compare data quality, and then decide.
• Not binding Telegram notification, missing task completion: In the console “Personal Settings”, it is recommended to bind your Telegram account and enable notifications, so you can get results immediately after task completion.
• Task rejected due to insufficient balance: Check your balance before submitting a task to avoid having to top up and resubmit. It is advisable to maintain a sufficient balance (e.g., above 100 USDT) for consecutive tasks.

Why Choose the Pay‑as‑You‑Go Screening Model?

Traditional screening services often use monthly plans, forcing users to pre‑purchase large detection quotas that may be wasted if not fully used. KK-DATA adopts a subscription‑free, per‑record charge model:

• Pay only for what you use: Balance is deducted only after a screening task is completed; number generation is completely free.
• USDT anonymous top‑up: Protects payment privacy; you can start with as little as about 50 USDT.
• Flexible budget adaptation: Small teams can top up a small amount to test results first; large teams can top up as needed without tying up funds.

For scenarios like US TG data acquisition that require multiple iterative verifications, the pay‑as‑you‑go model can significantly reduce trial‑and‑error costs.

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FAQ

Q: When using KK-DATA, how many US numbers can I generate at once?
A: The Global Number Generation module supports 240+ countries/regions, with no upper limit per generation; however, a single TG screening task supports a maximum of about 1 million records. If the generated number count exceeds 1 million, it is recommended to split them into multiple tasks.

Q: How do I choose the number of days for TG “active” detection? For US users, which days should I choose?
A: The platform currently supports active windows of 7/15/30 days. If your marketing campaign requires users to be online within the past week, choose 7 days; if you want to cover a wider base of potential users, choose 15 or 30 days. Different windows may affect the final detection cost and number of valid results.

Q: Can the generated free US numbers be directly used for commercial marketing?
A: The generation module only outputs random or custom number lists. Whether they can be used for commercial marketing depends on whether your usage scenario complies with the relevant policies of the target platform (e.g., Telegram, WhatsApp). KK-DATA is a tool platform and does not provide compliance advice; please evaluate before operation. Also, before screening verification, the generated numbers may contain a large number of invalid or unregistered numbers. It is recommended to complete TG screening first before extracting valid data.

Q: Does KK-DATA support importing US number segment ranges?
A: Yes. You can prepare a CSV file containing specific US number segments (e.g., +1 212 xxx xxxx range) and upload it via the “Custom Segment CSV Import” function. The system will generate numbers based on these segments and then screen them, which is convenient for targeting users in specific areas or operators.

Q: After screening, what export formats are available?
A: Common formats such as CSV and TXT are supported. The exported content includes number, platform detection status, activity, gender (if enabled), etc., making it easy for subsequent data analysis and import into EDM or private message tools.

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After reading the tutorial, give it a try now. 👉 Log in to the console to start screening, combine US number segment generation and TG screening to quickly obtain high‑quality US Telegram user data. If you have any questions during operation, please contact customer service via two‑way communication: https://t.me/kkdata_robot for real‑time help (you are also welcome to check the Documentation for more details).